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Chapter 134: Wind Tiger, Cloud Dragon News of the successor to the Tianfu Guard spread through the Xian Mountain Guards like a swarm of locusts. After witnessing that young man’s prowess firsthand, their doubts grew rather than diminished: could such a greenhorn truly protect the Emperor? With nothing better to do, the Xian Mountain Guards surrounded Langgan Guard and pestered him endlessly: “Langgan Guard, we hear your fine son has been promoted. What skills does he possess to make His Majesty…- 450.2 K • Completed
- Chapter 133: A Meeting of Spirit and Will Several days later, in the Jiwei Desert, yellow sand roared on the wind, and the gale wailed like a ghost. Inside the grand command tent, a young man clad in silver scale armor held a pearl-inlaid white dragon parasol in his arms, eyes sharp and steady as he studied the war map before him. Xian Moutain had once been torn by war, split into the factions of Lianshan, the Warlord, and Emperor Bai. The Warlord was now destroyed, but Lianshan still ravaged the…
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- Chapter 132: Flickering Light Behind a Hollow Screen Long before this day, Emperor Bai had already met the youth named Fang Minsheng. That day, the weather was clear and mild, jade grasses green and vivid. Two figures strolled beneath the trellises of the imperial gardens. One wore a round-collared robe embroidered with dragon motifs, his bearing bright and noble—he was the young emperor Ji Zhi; the other was white-haired and gaunt, tall and frost-hardened, with a severe countenance. This was the…
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- Chapter 131: Shadows of the Night, Solitary Together Nearly a century ago, on the Xian Mountain Penglai— That day, the first chill of winter stirred in the air; the skies were clear and solemn. Yet the city streets were alight with blazing lanterns, banners of red and green hung from eaves. Drums and cymbals rang out together, rainbow-colored silk flags fluttered high, and a stone statue was carried among the parade procession—depicting a valiant youth clad in silver armor adorned with…
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- Chapter 130: Dream of a Lost Homeland The northern wind swept across the ground, and heavy snow fell endlessly. A sliver of clear, icy light shone through the crack in the tent flap. Inside the tent, Bai Huan Guard was perched by a birdcage, playing with a group of gray-feathered terns. Compared to people, she had spent more of her life with birds—and trusted them more. The terns could fly ten thousand li to return to her side, but the people in Guixi rarely survived more than a hundred or ten…
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- Chapter 129: Disaster Descends Unbidden Fang Jingyu had a dream. In that dream, the holly changed leaves, and the garden was full of crimson blooms. His brother wore a bamboo-patterned embroidered robe and white silk shoes—just like in the past, brimming with heroic spirit. They practiced swordplay together in the courtyard, blades flashing, moving in sync, training joyfully. In their leisure, they played games with grass, chased butterflies, tossed arrows, and kicked shuttlecocks—free and…
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- Chapter 128: Emperor Bai’s City Wall The sky and earth were white, layered with endless ice and snow. The historical records of the Nine Provinces describe this place as: “The waters of the Eight Directions and Nine Wilds, the flow of the Heavenly River—all converge here.” Once past the taoyuan stone gate, one beheld nothing but a world of frost and rime: jade trees and jeweled blossoms, an expanse of blinding white. Most striking were the towering peaks in the distance, rising like a…
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- Chapter 127: See you in the Next Life A red sun was held up in the sky by the Ming Sea, on the verge of sinking into a dreamless, eternal night. The vast surroundings were dim, and thick fog clung to the distant ocean like walls. The pitch-black sea surface shimmered like burnished copper, but no ships, waterbirds, or reefs could be seen—it was as barren as a desolate wasteland. Fang Jingyu waded through the knee-deep Ming Sea, struggling forward. He cradled the bleeding Chu Kuang in his arms,…
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- Chapter 125: A Lonely Guest, Alone in Sorrow Along the peach path through the plum orchard, fallen blossoms scattered in profusion. In a daze, Fang Jingyu found himself standing before the gate of the Fang residence. The Fang residence’s white walls and gray tiles were spotless, free from dust. Fragrant breezes wafted through the air. In the courtyard, crape myrtle blossoms glistened with dew, blooming in their prime, just as they had ten years ago. His head throbbed as if it would split; all…
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- Chapter 124: A Lone Shadow Becomes an Army Ten years? That phrase fell into Fang Jingyu’s ears and shook him to his core. He thought, “Ten years… what ten years? Ten years ago… did I even know him then?” But Chu Kuang was far too weak, his voice as faint as a mosquito’s hum. Fang Jingyu couldn’t be sure he’d heard right. A flicker of Fang Minsheng’s shadow flashed before his eyes, but he shook his head and forced the thought from his mind. The situation was urgent—this was no…
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